The Clinical Ethics Network + Research Ethics Support (CENTRES) provides ethics capacity-building for Singaporean CECs, IRBs, and related professionals.

Singapore
Joined November 2011
In a world first, Singapore’s highest court recognises the value of “genetic affinity” blog.centres.sg/2017/04/03/i…
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Common Rule revisions: Comparing changes in US and Singaporean research regulations blog.centres.sg/2017/01/26/c…
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Event announcement: Pre-Conference Consultation for MOH Policy on Incidental Findings… blog.centres.sg/2016/12/08/e…
Tissue sales ban to enter into force on January 1, 2017 blog.centres.sg/2016/10/13/t…
Now Hiring: Research Fellows/Associates blog.centres.sg/2016/10/12/n…
In defence of moral experts | OUPblog shar.es/1x7V7x via @sharethis
ICCEC 2017 call for abstracts now open! blog.centres.sg/2016/08/30/i…
Race and Health Data: Too Much Information? blog.centres.sg/2016/08/23/r…
The Vulnerable Adults Bill: implications for medical professionals blog.centres.sg/2016/08/17/t…
The future of genetic enhancement is not in the West blog.centres.sg/2016/08/03/t…
New Clinical Trials Regulations Gazetted blog.centres.sg/2016/07/21/n…
Assessing “Best Interests”: A Comment on Lim et al. (2016) blog.centres.sg/2016/07/18/a…
CENTRES staff at the 2016 Inter-School Philosophy Dialogue blog.centres.sg/2016/07/15/c…
A poster at #iccec2016 from yours truly, on authoritarianism in clinical ethics.
We're here at #iccec2016. Just wrapped a v useful workshop by Autumn Fiester on mediation. Looking forward to rest of program!